Custom Mobility
7943 Olde Dr N0L1W0 Mount Brydges, ON, Canada

Gotta add this to your "To-Do" checklist when you are (next) in Toronto! The Tangled Art + Disability art gallery is to be the first in Canada to focus exclusiv...ely and showcase artwork made by people living with a #disability! Read about this fantastic project & comment below with what your favourite form of #art is (paintings, sculptures, textiles, etc)! http://bit.ly/1qFTIY7

A New Zealand engineer has invented a hands-free wheelchair for his best friend, who was left a paraplegic after a skiing accident. Watch the revolutionary device in action. #9News

Cheers to Wolfville basketball team for including students with intellectual #disabilities! Read more about this great form of inclusion here: http://bit.ly/1UZ7wck #breakingbarriers

Good mornin' & Happy April! This painting titled "Autumn Forest" was painted with the mouth by L. Y. Chen, who is part of the Mouth & Foot Painting Artists in Australia. Members living with a #disability paint with brushes held in their mouths or feet. Isn't it amazing?

G'morning! Here's something to read while you have your morning coffee. We wanted to know your thoughts on the federal budget's promise to eliminate barriers fo...r #Canadians with #disabilities by introducing the long awaited National Disabilities Act. Read all about it in the article & come back here to post your thoughts! http://bit.ly/1StCLZJ via The Calgary Sun

A very interesting commentary on the difference between social inclusion and academic inclusion. "Students could be participating in the same activity, but meet...ing different goals." Have a gander at the piece & come back to comment on this post with your thoughts! Don't forget to like / share / react ! http://bit.ly/1S6zz3y #inclusion #social #disabilities

Lindsay & Maria from 100 Women Who Care Toronto paid a friendly visit to us this morning to see what our Conductive Education (CE) classes are all about. They ...are part of the amazing 100 Women Who Care Toronto nonprofit that raises $ for local charities in just 4 hours over the course of a year. Thanks to Mary Jo, a parent of one of our CE child participants for bringing awareness to our charity - 100 Women Who Care Toronto raised $3,400 that will go to our CE Classes, helping children and adults with a mobility disability, regain the skills for their individual independence. Massive hugs and thank you to this wonderful organization! 100 Women Who Care Toronto East See more

Howdy London, Ontario got some great news about an information session on all things #accessibility that’s happening in your city on March 24! It's called Opening Doors for Accessibility, hosted by March of Dimes Canada. More info on what sessions include in the poster attached also, it’s FREE! Visit http://bit.ly/ODFA16 RSVP at 1-800-263-3463 or by email to [email protected] (Please identify London as the city you wish to attend in the subject line!) #ODFA #LdnOn #OpeningDoorsForAccessibility

Looking forward to the "Rock for Dimes London" event supporting March of Dimes Canada. The event is being held on March 24th, 2016 at the Best Western Plus Lamplighter Inn Convention Centre. We have tickets for sale for only $15.00, a great value for a fun evening of live musical entertainment! To purchase your tickets, please give us a call at: 519-264-3316.

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To Mobility Users, Families, and Caregivers: Judging by the flood of telephone calls we are receiving, it is apparent news is spreading quickly that Shoppers is exiting the wheelchair business. While some of the wheelchair assets are being sold, others will be wound down. Clients and therapists are expressing concern regarding the status of wheelchair orders and repairs primarily due to the added news of the dismissal of those employees in the wheelchair component of Shop...pers rehab business. Shoppers however, assures that they intend to provide continued service and support until such time that their Wheelchair business is defunct. In light the concerns expressed to us, this communication is to advise of additional options: 1. Custom Mobility is able to provide service to most brands of mobility equipment regardless where the equipment was originally purchased. 2. For anyone who is awaiting the delivery of mobility equipment purchased via the Assistive Devices Program has the right to change their chosen vendor. Ensuring that proper sales and service will be available during the lifetime of your new equipment. 3. For those who have wheelchairs through the Central Equipment Pool, no announcement has been made by Shoppers or the Ministry of Health regarding any changes. These clients accordingly must continue to seek sales and service through the C.E.P. program. Custom Mobility is a healthcare equipment provider who can assist with a wide variety of needs that include, but is not limited to: Mobility Adult & Pediatric Manual & Power Wheelchairs, Scooters and walkers Lift Division Floor & Ceiling patient lifts, porch lifts, incline lifts, and elevators, plus annual inspection and certifications Accessibility Modifications Accessible showers, bathroom modifications, ramps, door widening Support Equipment Hospital beds, lift chairs, incontinence Supplies

One of our clients, well known mouth painter Susie Matthias ballroom dancing. You are amazing Susie!